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Primo CRC Round Ceramic Charcoal All-In-One Kamado Grill Head on Wheeled CradleThe Primo CRC Round Ceramic Charcoal All In One Kamado Grill Head on Wheeled Cradle is one of the most innovative kamado style grills on the market, made entirely in the U. S. from domestic materials and features a stainless steel cradle w (2) stainless steel side shelves, an ash tool, and grid lifter. The Round Kamado All In One features a large 280in cooking area plenty of room for BBQ. Primo has also included an ergonomic handle to make your Primo
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